157) A student-written law review article identified the moratorium as "a new breed of governmental oversight of individual choice, with the potential to do tremendous good" due to the unhealthiness of fast food but ultimately rejected the move on the grounds that restrictions on choice that are aimed at minorities and the poor are "particularly disturbing," noting that the moratorium did not apply to all of Los Angeles, but only to the part of the city with the highest concentration of minorities.

OCOVOV, a 501(c)3 organization, focuses its content and programs on equipping and empowering the communities poor and underprivileged with necessary tools to break down the walls of hate, poverty, unhealthiness, lack of learning and selfishness.

The changes to working life and social living space are also themes explored in, for example, the novellas of Tage Skou-Hansen in Tredje Halvleg (Third Half, 1971) about the old working-class districts and the new dormitory towns of the 1960s, in Jens Smaerup Sorensen's novel Moerkedage (Red-letter Days, 2007) about the phasing-out of traditional agricultural culture, and in Kirsten Hammann's Fra smorhullet (From the Cosy Little Corner, 2004) about narrow-mindedness and unhealthiness in the double-loneliness of the welfare family.

Meanwhile, some concerns about the state of today's military--high turnover rates and erosion of a sense of professional commitment ("calling")--are indicative of unhealthiness among the relationships between the military and its Servicemembers that certainly needs to be addressed, but do not constitute the loss or reduction of professional status.

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